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Save money on your mortgage, your phone bill and your brokerage account.

Every rate and fee on this site was published by the lender, bank, brokerage or phone company itself, and each figure shows its source and date. The mortgage board below shows the lowest rate for each term that we confirmed on a lender's own website.

2,787 published rate rows, captured November 14 to 15, 2026. Every row names the page it came from.

5-year variable mortgage
3.75%

FirstOntario Credit Union · 5-year Variable High Ratio · Confirmed at the lender's own published rate page, November 15, 2026

Every published 5-year variable row →
5-year fixed mortgage
4.29%

Steinbach Credit Union · high-ratio · Confirmed at the lender, November 15, 2026

5-year GIC, non-redeemable
5.00%

Provincial Credit Union · Confirmed at the institution, November 15, 2026

Renewing a mortgage? Compare the board below with the rate on your renewal letter before you sign it.

Have cash to park? GIC and savings rates are listed with the conditions printed on the promotional offers.

Paying too much for banking or your phone? The fees and plan prices are listed as published, so you can check your bill against them.

Board figures confirmed at Steinbach Credit UnionFirstOntario Credit UnionProvincial Credit UnionSimplii FinancialConexus Credit UnionRBCScotiabankand every source in the full record

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Mortgage rates

Every published mortgage rate, led by the lowest figure for each term confirmed at the lender itself.

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GICs

GIC rates by bank, credit union and term, including cashable and market-linked GICs.

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Savings accounts

Savings and chequing rates with the conditions printed beside the figure, promotions included.

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Bank accounts

Monthly fees, waiver balances and the charges that decide what an account actually costs.

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Brokerages

Each self-directed brokerage's full published fee schedule, printed in its own wording.

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Credit cards

Fees, interest and earn rates for the published catalogue, as the issuers print them.

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Calculators

Payment, affordability, stress test, insurance, penalty, card rewards and GIC growth, prefilled from the confirmed board.

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Phone plans

Published plan prices by brand, and a guide to negotiating below them.

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Lenders

Every lender in the directory, its channel, and whether it publishes rates at all.

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Today's board

Mortgage rates, confirmed at the lender

The lowest rate for each term published by a lender on its own website, checked November 15, 2026. Rates that appear only on comparison sites are in the full tables on the mortgage page, marked with their source.

5-year variable3.75%FirstOntario Credit Union · 5-year Variable High Ratio · Captured 2026-11-14Every published row for this term →
5-year fixed4.29%Steinbach Credit Union · High-Ratio Fixed 5-year Mortgage · Rates are current as of November 15, 2026Every published row for this term →
3-year fixed4.09%Steinbach Credit Union · High-Ratio Fixed 3-year Mortgage · Rates are current as of November 15, 2026Every published row for this term →
4-year fixed4.19%Steinbach Credit Union · High-Ratio Fixed 4-year Mortgage · Rates are current as of November 15, 2026Every published row for this term →
2-year fixed4.09%Steinbach Credit Union · High-Ratio Fixed 2-year Mortgage · Rates are current as of November 15, 2026Every published row for this term →
1-year fixed4.09%Steinbach Credit Union · High-Ratio Fixed 1-year Mortgage · Rates are current as of November 15, 2026Every published row for this term →
3-year variable4.04%Conexus Credit Union · 3 year variable closed · Captured 2026-11-14Every published row for this term →
7-year fixed4.97%Vancity · 7-year fixed-term residential · Rates as of 2026-10-29Every published row for this term →
10-year fixed5.29%Vancity · 10-year fixed-term residential · Rates as of 2026-10-29Every published row for this term →
Home equity line of credit5.10%FirstOntario Credit Union · MeritLine Home Equity Line of Credit · Captured 2026-11-14Every published row for this term →
5-year GIC, non-redeemable
5.00%

Provincial Credit Union · 5 Years GIC (non-redeemable term deposit) · Confirmed at the institution, November 15, 2026

The full GIC shelf →
Savings, promotional
5.00%

Simplii Financial · High Interest Savings Account (promotional rate, new clients) · Confirmed at Simplii's own site, November 15, 2026

A five-month promotional rate on eligible deposits up to $100,000, ending January 31, 2027. After the promotion, the account's regular rate runs from 0.30% to 1.00% by balance.

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Rates change. These figures were confirmed on the lenders' own websites on November 15, 2026. The mortgage page lists every figure we captured, from lenders and comparison sites, each with its source and capture date.

The record

What is listed, in numbers

2,787
published rate rows, each printed with its source and date
1,455
of them read at a lender's or institution's own published page
26,035
historical data points, Bank of Canada and the statistical record
92
lenders in the encyclopedia, with their channels recorded
112
bank accounts with their charges printed
172
phone plans priced at 14 brands

Everything listed

Every section of the site

Each section, with the number of rows it holds and when they were captured. The tables are open to read; no account is needed.

Mortgage rates

1489 rows

Published mortgage and home equity rates by lender and product, from lender rate sheets and the published comparison sources.

Captured 2026-11-14 to 2026-11-15Open →

GIC rates

827 rows

Published guaranteed investment certificate rates by institution and term.

Captured 2026-11-14 to 2026-11-15Open →

Savings and chequing

338 rows

Published savings account, high-interest savings and chequing rates.

Captured 2026-11-14 to 2026-11-15Open →
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Credit cards

28 cards

The published credit card catalogue, with annual fees, interest rates and earn rates as printed.

Captured 2026-11-15Open →

Personal loans

97 rows

Published personal loan and line of credit rates.

Captured 2026-11-14 to 2026-11-15Open →

Rate history

26,035 points

Dated historical series: Bank of Canada policy rate, prime rate, posted mortgage and GIC rates, house price indexes.

Captured 2026-11-14Open →

Lender encyclopedia

92 lenders

Every lender in the directory, with the products it publishes and whether it publishes rates.

Captured 2026-11-14Open →

Bank accounts

112 accounts

Every captured chequing, savings and high-interest account with its monthly fee, waiver balance and published charges.

Captured 2026-11-15Open →

Brokerages

13 schedules

The full published fee schedule of every captured self-directed brokerage.

Captured 2026-11-15Open →

Phone plans

172 plans

Published plan prices by brand, each labelled with how it was captured, plus a guide to negotiating below the published price.

Captured 2026-11-15Open →

The site also lists the national credit union directory (145 credit unions, as published by WOWA), a private mortgage lender directory (51 entities) and a ranking of Canadian banks and credit unions by assets (40 institutions), in the lenders section. The coverage ledger states plainly what fraction of the published universe this record covers and what it does not hold yet.

How to read this site

How the figures get here

Every figure has a source

Each rate, fee and price is printed with the page it was read from and the date it was read. Where two sources print different figures for the same product, both are printed.

Board rates come from the lender's own website

The mortgage board shows the lowest rate for each term that a lender publishes itself. Rates that appear only on a comparison site stay in the full tables, marked with their source.

Missing figures are marked

Where we hold no figure for something, the page says so. The coverage pages list what we captured and what we could not get.

How this site makes money. If a reader asks to be introduced to a licensed mortgage professional through this site, the professional's brokerage pays a flat fee for the introduction. There is no advertising, there are no percentage or success fees, and no lender pays to be listed or ranked here.